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    Prosecutors expected to rest their case in the ex-Ald. Ed Burke corruption trial; will Danny Solis testify?

    by Jason Meisner, Megan Crepeau and Ray Long, Chicago Tribune Dec 11, 2023 2 minutes
    Daniel Solis, 25th, listens as his fellow alderman speak during a Chicago City Council meeting, on June 27, 2012.

    Prosecutors are expected to rest their case in chief Monday in the corruption trial of former Ald. Edward Burke, potentially setting the stage for the highly anticipated testimony of Burke’s former City Council colleague, FBI mole Daniel Solis.

    Some 33 witnesses have testified over 15 days so far in the high-profile trial, including the father-and-son owners of a Southwest Side

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